There are millions of tweets written every day. Benzinga sifts through the maelstrom of information to find the ten best tweets of the day that are either informative, insightful, or just down right comical.

1. Danny Blanchflower

Danny Blanchflower (@D_Blanchflower), former Bank of England MPC member and current Dartmouth economics professor, tweeted following the change of policy at his former employer. He notes that the 7 percent unemployment rate threshold to raise rates may still be too low.

Carney makes clear that 7% threshold where they would consider raising rates - looks too high as wages will not be rising then

Belus Capital CEO and Chief Market Strategist Brian Sozzi (@BrianSozzi) tweeted slightly sarcastically this morning, noting that retirees with 401k's may have a hard time understanding that the market is simply trading lower as investors fear tapering from the Federal Reserve.

Mom, your 401k losing money this week due to something called a "taper", call me, will explain...hopefully #markets

Reuters' Pedro da Costa (@pdacosta) tweeted an interesting piece of research from the Kansas City Fed. The report highlights the recent shift in central bankers to rely more and more on forward guidance as a key policy tool.

This research underpins global central bankers' fervent new faith in 'forward guidance' on monetary poilcy http://t.co/bVRrUiETyE